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Panel 1:
JOANN: Spider! Caaaaam!!!
CAM: I'll get it. Jeez.
Panel 2:
CAM: Don't be a baby.
JOANN: You're one to talk. You're scared of MOTHS.
CAM: But moths are evil! They EAT yarn!
Panel 3:
MOTH: Once I've devoured all her favorite Kivute yarn, she'll never want to knit again!
MOTH: HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Panel 4:
JOANN: I don't think moths can cackle.
CAM: Yeah, but they're thinking it!
JOANN: Spider! Caaaaam!!!
CAM: I'll get it. Jeez.
Panel 2:
CAM: Don't be a baby.
JOANN: You're one to talk. You're scared of MOTHS.
CAM: But moths are evil! They EAT yarn!
Panel 3:
MOTH: Once I've devoured all her favorite Kivute yarn, she'll never want to knit again!
MOTH: HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Panel 4:
JOANN: I don't think moths can cackle.
CAM: Yeah, but they're thinking it!
You know it’s spelled “qiviut,” right?
I do now
. It’s fixed. Well, that’s what happens when you have have the non-knitter guy doing the lettering.
Hmm, it’s still spelled “kivute” as of submitting this post.
It’s actually the larvae that eat yarn. Once you see a moth, it’s too late. You probably already have moth eaten yarn. So it’s the babies you gotta watch out for. The mommas just run into your face repeatedly.
And you do know that it’s the moth *larvae* that eat yarn, right? But an eyeless, faceless larva chewing on yarn wouldn’t have made such a cool image.
They know, but Cam doesn’t